Have any of you ever felt like no one understands your feelings of sadness and frustrations in regards to just wanting to be a mommy (parent). This past week I don't know why, but I've been feeling down and I'm just frustrated about the loss of control in the process. My hubby is a great husband, but I don't think it affects him the same way. It hurts him to see me unhappy, but he doesn't express any feelings of frustration and I feel that it's not fair. Sometimes it hurts my feelings that he doesn't show those emotions. Don't get me wrong, I don't want him crying, but I do want him to show more emotion. That's his personality and it's gotten him through 3 combat deployments w/o any psychological effects and I'm very glad for that, but at times I feel alone. He is currently away on a military exercise and that's probably contributing to my sadness. I just hope I get over this hump soon. I'm usually very positive and I know and trust God's plan. Just needed to vent. Thank you for listening.
Re: Feeling sad
just sending you lots of (((HUGS)) and can certainly understand how you can feel alone.
it's an involved process, but i know you will get through it and be rewarded hopefully very soon! hang in there!...
Thank you ladies for the hugs and sweet thoughts. I just wished I could be as strong as he, but I guess we have been wired different. I know that some dads even with bio children can take a little while to bond. I have no doubt he will love our child and be a great father. I just pray that we get matched soon and that God will place our little one in our arms soon. Thank you for the support.
Carolina
I read your message and, other than the husband in the military, I thought you sounded SO much like I felt through the process. I went to some really dark places and felt very alone, even though my husband was very supportive. Hang in there! The end result will be worth every shred of sadness that you feel right now. I guarantee it! This is a really hard process and the loss of control makes you feel crazy sometimes.
My son is now almost 15 months old. I cannot describe the feelings that I have for him. I am now SO happy that I am infertile. It sounds funny to say, but I completely mean it. He's the most wonderful baby in the world and the hell that we went through to get him just makes the story that much more special. You will get there and it will all be worth it.
Good luck!!!